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Need an opinion on z390 d

Need an opinion on z390 d

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Griffinish
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01-06-2018, 03:52 PM
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Gigabyte Z390 D is a solid choice for your setup. It pairs well with an i5 9400f and offers decent performance. Just make sure to check compatibility details before finalizing. Thanks for asking! @TofuHaroto
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Griffinish
01-06-2018, 03:52 PM #1

Gigabyte Z390 D is a solid choice for your setup. It pairs well with an i5 9400f and offers decent performance. Just make sure to check compatibility details before finalizing. Thanks for asking! @TofuHaroto

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01-20-2018, 12:08 PM
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Wondering why you reached out but I'm not sure if you already have these components. If not, that's fine—this platform isn't much use. Pairing a locked chip with a z-series board isn't worth it unless you're doing RAM overclocking. If you don't have the necessary parts, consider Comet Lake (such as a 10600k and a Z490 board) or Zen 2 (3600 and a solid B450/550 board), or hold off until Zen 3 is available.
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YodaCloud
01-20-2018, 12:08 PM #2

Wondering why you reached out but I'm not sure if you already have these components. If not, that's fine—this platform isn't much use. Pairing a locked chip with a z-series board isn't worth it unless you're doing RAM overclocking. If you don't have the necessary parts, consider Comet Lake (such as a 10600k and a Z490 board) or Zen 2 (3600 and a solid B450/550 board), or hold off until Zen 3 is available.

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